488 GTB joins the Turbo
10-26-2019 | 12:04 PM
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10-26-2019 | 12:14 PM
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rodsky (10-26-2019)
10-26-2019 | 08:31 PM
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Hi 07CarreraS,
First, congrats on a great selection of cars. Couple of questions if you don't mind. Assuming you have 18ways on turbo-S, carbon race seats on 488, total opposites in design, is that why you find the 488 more tiring after a longer drive? Perhaps the turbo-S being more of a touring car vs. 488 being more of a GT experience?
Do you do any track driving, if so would love to here your comparison on track driving as well. Are you finding 2017 488s well equipped for about 230K?
Good luck, Thank you.
Pullover
First, congrats on a great selection of cars. Couple of questions if you don't mind. Assuming you have 18ways on turbo-S, carbon race seats on 488, total opposites in design, is that why you find the 488 more tiring after a longer drive? Perhaps the turbo-S being more of a touring car vs. 488 being more of a GT experience?
Do you do any track driving, if so would love to here your comparison on track driving as well. Are you finding 2017 488s well equipped for about 230K?
Good luck, Thank you.
Pullover
10-27-2019 | 01:16 PM
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Hi 07CarreraS,
First, congrats on a great selection of cars. Couple of questions if you don't mind. Assuming you have 18ways on turbo-S, carbon race seats on 488, total opposites in design, is that why you find the 488 more tiring after a longer drive? Perhaps the turbo-S being more of a touring car vs. 488 being more of a GT experience?
Do you do any track driving, if so would love to here your comparison on track driving as well. Are you finding 2017 488s well equipped for about 230K?
Good luck, Thank you.
Pullover
First, congrats on a great selection of cars. Couple of questions if you don't mind. Assuming you have 18ways on turbo-S, carbon race seats on 488, total opposites in design, is that why you find the 488 more tiring after a longer drive? Perhaps the turbo-S being more of a touring car vs. 488 being more of a GT experience?
Do you do any track driving, if so would love to here your comparison on track driving as well. Are you finding 2017 488s well equipped for about 230K?
Good luck, Thank you.
Pullover
You can find 488's with higher miles with decent options. Carbon Fiber is gets out of hand and will drive the price up. You will pay over 260K for low mileage well equipped 488's.
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speedyj (02-09-2020)
11-02-2019 | 02:13 PM
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